Seattle's median household income hit an all-time high in 2023, as it does pretty much every year, FYI Guy writes. The city's high incomes come with a very high cost of living.
Enrollment in private schools has grown in Seattle since 2020, accounting for one-quarter of the city’s K-12 students in 2023, writes Gene Balk, our FYI Guy.
The 20% of Seattle households with the highest incomes averaged about 21 times more in earnings than the 20% with the lowest incomes in 2023, FYI Guy writes.
The Olympia metro area ranks No. 1 for the share of residents meeting the criteria for being middle class, according to a Pew Research study, writes FYI Guy.
Income growth for Seattle households headed by someone 65 and older has not kept pace with income growth for younger households since 2010, writes FYI Guy.
New survey data shows which Washington voters supported I-2066, which protects access to natural gas, and the top reasons for their support, writes FYI Guy.